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IILM University, Gurugram offers 2 courses on Cyber Law. The programme is conducted by Dr. Pavan Duggal, internationally renowned expert and authority on Cyberlaw, Advocate, Supreme Court of India and one of the top four cyber lawyers of the world. COURSE 1 - Diploma Course on Cyber Law for Today's Era
Duration - 03 Months
Mode - Online
Fees - 17500 INR
Curriculum
1. Cyberlaw In India
2. Cybercrime Regulation in India
3. Data Protection Privacy And Law In India
4. Cyberspace Blockchain And Legalities
5. Cyberspace Artificial Intelligence (AI) And Legal Principles
6. Electronic Evidence And Legalities A Practical Perspective
7. Internet Of Things (Iot) And Legalities
8. Financial Frauds And How To Mitigate Them In Digital World
9. Security First A Today Era Perspective
10. Cyber Bullying Cyber Trolling And Cyber Harassment In India And Law
11. Confidentiality Of Corporate Data And Its Misuse Legal Position And Case Studies
12. Role Of Companies As Intermediaries And Exemption From Legal Liability
COURSE 2 Certificate Course on Cyber Law for Today's Era
Duration - 01 Month
Mode - Online
Fees - 7500 INR
Curriculum
1. Cyberspace Concept Growing Dimension & Relevance To Today Era
2. Cyberlaw Origin Beginning And Developments So Far
3. Cyberspace Social Media Law And Today Era
4. Cyberspace Cyber Security And Law
5. Cybercrimes And Law
6. Cyberspace Legal Issues And Challenges Like Attribution And Internet Jurisdiction
For Registration please visit the official website.

Yes, you can go for further studies in law after completing your B.Com degree, even if there is a gap of 10 years. Many students pursue law as a second degree after completing their undergraduate education in commerce or other fields. It is important to note that law programs typically have specific admission requirements, including a certain number of years of undergraduate education, so you may need to complete additional coursework or meet other requirements to be eligible to enroll in a law programme. Additionally, you may find that your prior education in commerce is helpful in certain areas of law such as business law. It is a good idea to research the specific law programs you are interested in to determine their admission requirements and how your prior education in commerce may be relevant.